Résumé
| Robert Graham Landrum |
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http://www.RobertLandrum.com/ | |
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Work Objective I am pursuing a position as a software programmer using Java to work with relational databases. Skills Java, relational databases, SQL, object oriented design, GIS, ArcObjects, Enterprise Java Beans, Java Persistence, C, C++, Visual C++, Visual FoxPro, JUnit, Ant, Agile Programming, Subversion, Hudson, XML, HTML, InstallShield, Windows registry, Sybase, SQLAnywhere, MySQL, Solaris/UNIX Work Experience Applicant is dedicated to the principles of quality, service, and professionalism. |
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Northrop Grumman Software Developer Analyst |
Chantilly, Virginia | December, 2006 - Present Information Systems |
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Applicant produced the Standard Mobility Engine for the
BTRA-BC CJMTK Extensions (BCE). Java, GIS, ArcObjects, agile programming, Subversion, Hudson. |
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Northrop Grumman Software Programmer |
San Antonio, Texas | January, 2003 - November, 2006 Mission Systems |
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Applicant was the main programmer in transferring the Microweb program from Visual FoxPro to Java. Java, GIS, MapObjects Java, Enterprise Java Beans, HTML, XML, Visual SourceSafe administration, Visual FoxPro, and InstallShield. |
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| Litton-PRC now part of
Northrop Grumman Computer Analyst |
San Antonio, Texas | February, 1998 - December 2002 Defense Systems |
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During this period applicant helped produce an internal website for a customer. Visual C++, Windows NT, Microsoft Access, SQL-Server, CGI programming, C++ class library development, code library development, Visual SourceSafe administration, Netscape Enterprise Server administration, HTML, Visual FoxPro, and InstallShield. |
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| Trident Data Systems now
part of General Dynamics Junior Software Developer |
San Antonio, Texas | January, 1997 - November, 1997 | |
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Applicant participated in producing the NetRISK program, later called Trident Information Protection Toolbox. Visual C++, Crystal Reports, Windows 95, Windows NT, Microsoft Access, DAO, Windows registry, computer security. |
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| Texas Instruments Co-op |
Austin, Texas | September, 1995 - December, 1995 Telecom Division |
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| File transfer, icon generation, Solaris, sockets. | |||
Education | |||
| MS Computer Science | |||
| The University of Texas at
Austin Specialty: Networks |
January, 1995 - December, 1996 | ||
| MA Mathematics BA (Equivalent) Computer Science | |||
| The University of Texas at
Austin Specialty: Queing Theory |
August, 1987 - May, 1994 | ||
| BS Mathematics/Physics | |||
| King College - Bristol,
Tennessee |
August, 1983 - May, 1987 | ||
Other Qualifications and Activities | |||
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Co-author of The Garden Club Mystery,
St. Martin's Press, New York, New York, 1998 Board Member, Campus Renewal Ministries, 1997 - present Diaconate, Oakwood Presbyterian Church, San Antonio, 1999 - 2006 Chairman of the Diaconate, Presbyterian Church of the Hills, now CrossPointe Church, Austin, 1994-1996 Graduate Representative to the Student Government, The University of Texas at Austin Cofounder of the Christian Council, an umbrella organization for the campus oriented Christian groups | |||
References available upon request |
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